Release Notes: This release enables a very powerful framework persistence
abstraction, built on the premise that the actual storage service code
(that which implements concrete persist services beneath the
abstraction) should be intelligent enough to take guidance from domain
descriptions (concepts) defined in a schema that is independent of the
kind of storage service the application selects. Said concepts define
the types to be stored, in addition to other information, and it is
the job of the storage service to manage the data layout and service
execution as defined by its implementation. This release contains the
Schema and Concept modeling constructs and services.

Release Notes: The abstract Library Load framework was refitted to leverage the previous work (0.2.5) done with Ontologies and MetaClasses. This has enabled the creation of the first concrete framework implementation: libclfll++ 0.1.0.

Release Notes: This release extends the MetaType into a mini method broker. You can now define named functions to the MetaType that can be called without knowing an object instance type. The example included in the tarball shows how this is done.

Release Notes: This release includes significant additions and semantic restructuring to types and adds functionality to the MetaType instance. This includes an attribute getter/setter marshaling capability, as well as a few minor bug fixes.

Release Notes: New RealNumber and Integer types, new meta information macros for creating accessors and mutators for type data members, data member descriptor blocks, and a fix for a bug in MetaType::isTypeOf.

Release Notes: With this release of libclfw++, the ability to define meta classes (MetaType) has been added. Meta classes open the door for extensive reflection, reasoning, and reification for C++ classes not found in standard RTTI.